For every jury that decides to give a patient money in a medical malpractice trial, nine juries go the other way, according to records kept by the largest provider of insurance for doctors and hospitals in the Southeast.
October 20, 2015 at 04:30 PM
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For every jury that decides to give a patient money in a medical malpractice trial, nine juries go the other way, according to records kept by the largest provider of insurance for doctors and hospitals in the Southeast.
Atlanta-based MagMutual disclosed in its most recent annual report a win rate of 90 percent for cases that go to trial against its insured doctors, hospitals and medical facilities.
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